Therapeutics 2 Final VTE and PE

What are risk factors regarding VTE and prosthetic valves?

Warfarin can be used as monotherapy in acute VTE treatment.

Which of the following are signs of PE?

If platelet count drops _____% within 5-10 days, suspect HIT.

Which of the following is the gold standard for diagnosis of PE but invasive?

Which of the following are signs of DVT?

Mechanical prophylaxis should be done for hospitalized patients at risk of DVT with active bleeding?

Which of the following are indicated for VTE prophylaxis?

About one-third of VTEs are provoked by identifiable risk factor.

Which of the following is UFH reversal?

Which of the following is only indicated for apixaban and rivaroxaban?

Which 4 T's score is probable HIT?

Which of the following are VTE risk factor?

Which of the following can monitor UFH?

Which of the following factors are inhibited by warfarin?

Which of the following is used to rule out PE?

With what classes of medications do we need to concerned with renal accumulation increasing risk of bleeding?

Are patients with renal insufficiency at increased or decreased risk of bleeding?

Which of the following is ONLY indicated for acute VTE treatment?

What is the common INR range for VTE?

Wells score greater than __ indicated PE is likely.

Injectable anticoagulation should overlap with warfarin for at least __ days until an INR >=2 for long-term VTE.

Which of the following measures the time it takes plasma to clot when exposed to things that activate control factors?

Which of the following are hypercoagulable risk factors?

If a patient on warfarin presents to ED with major bleeding and an elevated INR, what should be done?

Which of the following are good counseling points for warfarin?

Which of the following assess the intrinsic and common pathways?

Primary treatment of all patients with DVT or PE with an anticoagulant should last?

Which is the most used diagnostic test for PE?

Which of the following is ONLY indicated for VTE prophylaxis?

Which of the following is a functional assay measuring the degree of anticoagulation in units of enzymatic activity?

If DVT/ PE was provoked by chronic risk factor or unprovoked, patient should receive anticoagulant for____?

Dalteparin can NOT be used in knee replacement surgery and VTE treatment.

Which of the following are advantages of LMWH over UFH?

What is the goal INR for patients with mechanical mitrial valves?

Which of the following measures the time it takes plasma to clot when exposed to tissue factor?

Fondaparinux is CI in CrCl less than?

Which of the following must be stored in the original container?

UFH binds and inhibits?

INR greater than ___ and no evidence of bleeding means they should receive Vitamin K.

The 5 Gs include: garlic, ginger, ginseng, gingko, and green tea (increase INR).

LMWH or fondaparinux syringes filled by manufacturer stored in?

Which of the doses of rivaroxaban must be taken with food?

You must monitor INR in DOACs.

How long should should INR >=2 be acheived in long-term VTE management?

Which LMWH is indicated in treatment of acute VTE?

DOACs can be used with mechanical valves.

In which of the following should be have anti-Xa monitored?

DVT prophylaxis is _____ for nursing home patients without risk factors.

Virchow's triad is hypercoagulability, vascular injury, and blood statis that leads to thrombosis.

SBP < ___ with acute PE should use altepase with anticoagulant.

Which of the following reflects the extrinsic and common pathways of coagulation?

What is the recommended INR range for a patient with a mechanical aortic valve and HFpEF?

Which of the following is a ratio using a standardized value from the WHO?

Which of the following are chronic risk factors of DVT/PE?

LMWH or fondaparinux syringes filled by pharmacy stored in?

What is given for DVT prophylaxis for a patient flying to London who is on OC and had gallblader removed last month?